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Psychiatry · Eating disorders
Sample itemWhat is body-image disturbance?
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The answer and the reasoning
A. Distorted concern about body shape
Body-image disturbance is an inaccurate or excessively negative perception and evaluation of one's weight or shape, central to several eating disorders.
Option by option
A. Distorted concern about body shape (correct)
Correct: distorted body-shape perception is body-image disturbance.
B. An infectious rash
An infectious rash is a dermatologic condition.
C. A hearing disorder
Hearing disorder is not a body-image symptom.
D. A reflex abnormality
Reflex abnormality is neurologic, not an eating-disorder cognition.
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